State Dept.: "Certain decisions" must be taken

The State Dept. has warned “certain decisions” will have to be taken should the Kosovo crisis remain unresolved. Speaking today at an OSCE summit in Madrid, State Department Under Secretary Nicholas Burns said that “I don’t want to make any forecasts as to what that might entail until we see how things stand on December 10, but I must say that significant differences exist between Russia and the U.S.” State Dept.: "Certain decisions" must be taken According to Burns, December 10 will be followed by a “transitional period”, where everyone will have to do “what they must,” reports the BBC. He hopes that Russia will conduct itself “constructively” and accept “the reality on the ground” in Kosovo, while encouraging the Serbian government to accept a compromise. “Over the last year and a half, we have not seen the Serbian government’s willingness to do so,” concluded Burns.

State Dept.: "Certain decisions" must be taken

According to Burns, December 10 will be followed by a “transitional period”, where everyone will have to do “what they must,” reports the BBC.

He hopes that Russia will conduct itself “constructively” and accept “the reality on the ground” in Kosovo, while encouraging the Serbian government to accept a compromise.

“Over the last year and a half, we have not seen the Serbian government’s willingness to do so,” concluded Burns.